HAMDig

I noticed there is a guy working on this: https://github.com/arancormonk/dsd-neo
And the more interesting (at least to me) part is this: https://github.com/arancormonk/mbelib-neo
mbelib-neo implements JMBE-compatible audio synthesis algorithms for improved audio quality

So I'd like to probably ...

Is it just me or does the Radioddity QT40 seem like it could work as 10 meter Allstar link radio. That RX light got my attention.

https://youtu.be/6nutdkA2k00?si=8tidz2H-EawjMCwd&t=586

Not sure about a COR take off.

I'll have to add that freq. it's 16 pin, not sure if there is a channel steer via that. (I think thats a GM300 thing.)

I now have the radio parked on that freq... will leave it there for a while. If there is life on 6 I'll consider the solution below.

Else this young man has a solution.
https ...

I think the network daemon version doesn't work this is rigctrld. I can connect to it on port 2532, but I never get anything back.
It would be nice to let the remote user know what channel/freq the radio is presently tuned to. I was going to have a web page that would show this using the same stuff ...

The latest projects here have been mostly allstar related.

Node 43193 is connected to a Kenwood TM-V71, as a frequency agile remote base... I will work on having the radio pretuned to channels with nets for the mentally challenged.

Ch macros so far;
https://imgur.com/a/iNPDPsI

43337 is connect to ...

UHF packet?, the hell you say.

Are you running anything like this in Arizona? Has anyone from Wisconsin said they miss what you had going in Kaukauna?

If its missed then maybe thats enough reason to put something at my house, the BS of building it all is somewhat off putting though. But I'd think about it.

Technical article on what enables a cheap DMR radio:

https://jhart99.com/auctus-a6/

In this episode of Linux In the Hamshack, Doug, AD8DP is interviewed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ze-OVZ6Nb5E

Cool guy